Community Shoutouts

The Lebanon Community Theatre is bringing the Bard back to the stage for the first time in more than a decade.

To date, Rooney has raised about $35,000 to resurface and repurpose what was once a Kiwanis Club-funded court. Over the past nine months, those dollars have paid for new basketball backboards and rims, a new surface and paint job that allows for the addition of two pickleball playing areas, and a good section of fencing.

Through the end of the month, twenty Downtown Lebanon businesses will have their storefronts decorated for the holidays – and you get to choose the best one.

Two Lebanon-based musicians have teamed up on a new single that dropped recently, the result of a decades-long collaboration.

With 18,000 acres of timber to draw from, Fort Indiantown Gap is turning its excess wood this winter into funding for the PA National Guard by selling firewood and wood chips to the public.

This year, the distribution center will be the previous New Penn Trucking warehouse, located at 625 S. 5th St., Lebanon.

From modest beginnings in the early 1970s — when disco was born through some inexplicable molding of Motown, rock ‘n’ roll and pop musical influences — Stan’s Disco’s 15 minutes of local fame is now beginning to wind down. At the time, not even Horst could’ve predicted the path it would lead him down, because the nightspot took on a life of its own.